Gatsby stopped having parties because he started meeting with Daisy and wanted her to come over to his place. In addition he fired his staff because those who are there can spread rumors or out them for seeing each other. It was the beginning of something new for Gatsby and he wanted it to work out so they can be together. Gatsby replaced with more serious people who have relations with Wolfsheim. They were way more serious and kept to themselves. They knew if they talked, it could mean trouble.
Daisy boasted about her daughter. However, she hated they had to be a girl. In contrast, gatsby-
The "outing" to New York is
The confrontation between Tom and Gatsby
Daisy, she, did not have any moral sense of what to do and acts upon what they tell her to do. She is just roaring around and hurting their emotional feelings. This is symbolic and represented physically when she is behind the wheel and runs over Myrtle, and Myrtle dies. IT WAS A HIT AND RUN.
Few minutes later, Tom's reaction was "good" because at least one of his businesses was being taken over.
Tom kind of pointed fingers at Gatsby which Wilson now believes killed his girlfriend.
Nick's interpretation of Jay changes.
Tom's wide kills Tom's mistress without knowing who she was on accident :0
At the end of the chapter, Gatsby was standing there in the moonlight "watching over nothing". There was nothing for Gatsby so why does he keep waiting for her. She was his princesses, yet, she acted out of range and selfish.
Tom and Daisy also seem to be conspiring!!!
Daisy boasted about her daughter. However, she hated they had to be a girl. In contrast, gatsby-
The "outing" to New York is
The confrontation between Tom and Gatsby
Daisy, she, did not have any moral sense of what to do and acts upon what they tell her to do. She is just roaring around and hurting their emotional feelings. This is symbolic and represented physically when she is behind the wheel and runs over Myrtle, and Myrtle dies. IT WAS A HIT AND RUN.
Few minutes later, Tom's reaction was "good" because at least one of his businesses was being taken over.
Tom kind of pointed fingers at Gatsby which Wilson now believes killed his girlfriend.
Nick's interpretation of Jay changes.
Tom's wide kills Tom's mistress without knowing who she was on accident :0
At the end of the chapter, Gatsby was standing there in the moonlight "watching over nothing". There was nothing for Gatsby so why does he keep waiting for her. She was his princesses, yet, she acted out of range and selfish.
Tom and Daisy also seem to be conspiring!!!
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